Magazine titles

Elle – She in French. Aimed at women

Kerrang – Guitar term, reflecting sound of a guitar

Look – Take a look at celebrity’s lives

Closer – Getting closer to the celebrities

Grazier – Thank you, sounds posh and exotic.

FHM – For Him Magazine, key gender

Vogue – High Fashions, designers.

Take a Break – Telling you what it wants you to do.

NME – New Musical Magazine

Mizz – Youthful, Rebellious with the Z Edgy

Bella – Young Beauty, aimed at young girls.

Woman Zone – Selected gender, instantly know there target audience, older women

Smash Hits – junior audience, they only write about top music hits.

Good Housekeeping – Very clear on what it is about

County Living – Aimed at people in the country, probably upper class. About lifestyle.

Horse and Hounds – Aimed at upper class people as it is related to hunting.

Cosmo (Cosmopolitan) – City woman, 21st century

Soup Weekly – Know it’s about soups, and it happens every week.

Q - Started as Men’s quarterly, now more unisex. Single letter is individual.

Men’s Health – instantly know what it is about.  Aimed at men.

Private Eye – heretical view, nothing obvious, political

Punch – Quick, fighting

Diva! – Strong, independent woman

Nuts – Very clear, outrageous, mad and crazy

Glamour – more tacky than Cosmo, glamour models, Girly, Glamour as in expensive.

Hello – Saying hello to audience, and or celebs.